Found 14 White Papers and resources

How well-equipped is the UK insurance market for the predicted upsurge in drone ownership and usage over the next few years? To find out, Post in conjunction with lawyers Kennedys surveyed the UK insurance market to uncover how the industry plans to tackle the risks and opportunities presented.
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Some 15 years on from the catastrophic events of 9/11, Post examines whether the travel insurance market has kept up with the changing nature of international terrorism and whether insurers are doing enough to protect travellers going abroad.
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The airspace above our cities could be the roadway of the future, but what will insurance look like in times to come? And what kind of policy would cover flying taxi cabs – motor or aviation? Post's article investigates.
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Given the rapid increase in the volume of drones in use and an eight-fold rise in near-misses with other airspace uses, this CII Thinkpiece focuses on the risks presented by drones, regulatory developments and the types of drones available for leisure, commercial and military purposes.
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People are very good at inventing new and novel uses for unmanned aircraft, some of which are highly undesirable. The question is how can regulators and insurers keep pace with them and control them? Post’s article focuses on the risks posed by drones and the London Market’s response.
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This report provides insights into the events that shaped the insurance and reinsurance market in Asia during the past 12 months, and what professionals involved in risk and insurance can expect for 2016.
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The aviation industry supports more than 58 million jobs worldwide and is continuing to grow, with more than 36,000 new airliners expected to be built over the next 20 years. This article takes a look at the diverse range of organisations with potential aviation exposures.
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Download the latest Lloyd’s update report, covering the market’s 2012 financial results and business position in 2013. Lloyd’s reported a pre-tax profit of £2.8 billion for 2012, after a loss of £0.5 billion in 2011. This represented a return on capital employed of 14.8%.
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